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What is the code of expectations and are we achieving what’s required?
Discover why partnering with consumers is essential for effective collaboration, as explained by Mary Schnackenberg, a disability advocate and consumer, in this insightful interview.
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Medication Reconciliation in the Hospital: What, Why, Where, When, Who and How?
Authors from the University of Toronto take a closer look at the key questions of medicine reconciliation in this Healthcare Quarterly article
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Adverse events exception reporting
These documents summarise adverse event exception reporting for the 2020/21 and 2021/22 financial years.
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Consumer opportunities
Read more about the current open opportunities for consumers to get involved.
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Bula Sautu – A window on quality 2021: Pacific health in the year of COVID-19 | Bula Sautu – He mata kounga 2021: Hauora Pasifika i te tau COVID-19
The latest in our ongoing Window on Quality series focuses on health for Pacific peoples, from maternity to end of life, using a life-course approach, and includes expert perspectives on how the health system is performing for Pacific peoples.
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Ō Mātou Reo: Our Voices 2025
Ko ngā reo. Ko ngā rongoā. Ko ngā mokopuna. Our voices. Our healing. Our future.
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Window on the quality of health care
A window on the quality of health care provides a snapshot of the quality of health care in New Zealand
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Special report on alcohol related deaths
Special Report: The involvement of alcohol consumption in the deaths of children and young people in New Zealand during the years 2005–2007
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Workshop report: Strengthening connections – the new landscape for reducing preventable deaths
Summary report from the 2023 workshop, held for perinatal and maternal mortality review and child and youth mortality review local coordinators and chairs and Te Aka Whai Ora and Te Whatu Ora leaders.
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Patient, family and whānau escalation: Kōrero mai projects – what we know so far
Case study from the three test sites exploring the complexity of communication relating to escalation.